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Inside the Mind of a Visual Artist Turning COVID Blues Into Beautiful Art
Over 60 percent of Gen Z in Asia reported a decline in mental health since COVID-19 struck, freelance visual artist, Howie Kim, was no different. His signature style of surreal and whimsical art pieces were fueled by social interactions – without which he was drained of inspiration. Anxious and frustrated, he turned inwards for solace, and surprisingly found an inner world that could both inspire and heal. Inner Worlds with Howie Kim gives us a peak into his inner world, showing how in the darkest of times, looking within can give us the strength to adapt and grow.
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Making Friends in an Ice Pool Bath and Saber Training in Singapore
The pandemic has left many of us feeling isolated and starved of human interaction. In our second episode of “I Tried: The Future of Travel”, travel with Ashley to investigate how Singapore has been keeping human connections alive. From cultural institutions such as the hawker centres, to hybrid sports like saber dueling, she explores the intricacies of human re-connection at various hotspots in town. All of this goes to show the beginning of how our collective creativity and drive to connect can overcome the challenges of a global pandemic.
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How We Staged a UFO Hoax | Fakes, Frauds and Scammers
In 2009, Joe Rudy and Chris Russo of New Jersey set out on a “social experiment” to prove they could hoax UFO experts with their own fake spacecraft. They attached flare lights to helium balloons and let them go at night. Sure enough, people started calling 911 with reports of UFOs. They revealed themselves to the public and were sentenced to community service for “disorderly conduct”. We sit down with Joe and Chris to hear how (and why) they perpetrated the hoax.
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Wuhan’s Punk Rockers Turn Pro-Establishment Since COVID-19 | Gen 跟 China
VICE World News’ latest series, ‘Gen 跟 China’, is an insider’s view of the country as it navigates a post-pandemic world.
In this fifth episode, we visit Wuhan’s punk scene and discover how the pandemic and society has made rockers less rebellious.We spoke to members of SMZB, the band that put punk rock on the map in Wuhan, as well as younger punks on the scene. Despite the pandemic, those in China seem to only sing the praises of the Chinese government.
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Baruto Kaito – Yusho – January 2012 Championship
Kaido Höövelson also known as Baruto Kaito is the first Estonian who reached the rank of Ozeki and has multiple championships under his belt including Makuuchi (Jan 2012), 3 times in Juryo Division, 1 Makushita, Jonidan and Jonokuchi. Before retiring from Sumo Wrestling and venturing into the world of MMA, politics and business he made his own mark in grand sumo wrestling. In January 2012, he recorded an amazing 14-1 not only claiming the Emperor’s Cup but respect from the Sumo Community. It’s a little bit anti climatic because he failed to beat the “final boss” on Day 15, but amazing performance overall.
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Why We Eat: Chow Mein
Lucas Sin, chef of Nice Day Chinese and Junzi Kitchen, breaks down the history and evolution of a classic Chinese-American dish: Chow Mein. In this episode of Why We Eat, Lucas explores the migratory patterns of Chinese-Americans as well as regional cooking practices to trace the growth and popularity of this iconic pan-fried noodle dish.
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Killing Tires on Bay Area Streets | High Octane
After several episodes exploring the underground car scenes across the U.S., VICE finally heads to the birthplace of sideshow culture–the Bay Area (specifically Oakland & Vallejo)–to meet the new generation of sideshow enthusiasts keeping the roots of the movement alive in Bay Area streets.
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Harumafuji Kōhei – Zensho Yusho – July 2012 Championship
Before becoming the 70th Yokozuna in Sumo History, the Mongolian wrestler Harumafuji Kohei made an epic run for his first Zensho Yusho in July 2012. Zensho Yusho means a record of 15 wins and no single defeat in a tournament. On Day 15, he faced fellow Mongloian Yokozuna Hakuho Sho competing for the Emperor’s Cup. Relive Harumafuji’s amazing performance which gave him the chance to be promoted Yokozuna later that year.
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The Junk King of Texas | Local Legends
Vince Hanneman, AKA The Junk King, has become famous in Austin for the massive, multi-room, 60-ton Cathedral of Junk he has been building on his property since the 80s. As the structure grew, he faced complaints from neighbors, resulting in threats from the local government to cease and desist. However, he remained stubborn, jumping through all the hoops officials threw his way so that he could keep the structure standing. Vince, who resides on the same property as his structure, only allows appointments made over the phone. Visitors who show up without an appointment are often turned away. Vince and his Cathedral of Junk encapsulates the infamous slogan, “Keep Austin Weird”.
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How Holland Came Out as K-Pop’s First Openly Gay Idol | Rainbow Guide to Life
K-pop star, Holland, is commonly referred to as the ‘first gay k-pop idol’ in the media. He debuted as a solo artist in 2018, with his single, Neverland, where he featured a same-sex kissing scene in the music video. In South Korea, a country where protections for LGBTQ rights are limited and discrimination against LGBTQ folks is still rife, Holland’s coming out is considered a massive step for queer representation in his home country.
In this episode of Rainbow Guide to Life, Holland speaks to us about his coming out story, and meets with Shade Seoul, an underground crew in Korea who sets themselves apart by carving safe spaces for the community.
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